2019
DOI: 10.6107/jkha.2019.30.1.077
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A Comparative Study on the Housing Conditions by Urban Size in Local Small-Medium Cities

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“…e influence relationship between financial development and city size is complex, showing the characteristics of an obvious network system. At the same time, there are various reasons that affect the relationship between financial development and city size, such as the impact of volatility, the spread of emergencies, and the mutual constraints of competition and synergy [17,18]. ese reasons make the modeling of the correlation characteristics between network nodes much more difficult, and some basic linear correlation analysis methods such as principal component analysis or covariance matrix have been unable to accurately quantify the relationship between complex network nodes.…”
Section: Mutual Information Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e influence relationship between financial development and city size is complex, showing the characteristics of an obvious network system. At the same time, there are various reasons that affect the relationship between financial development and city size, such as the impact of volatility, the spread of emergencies, and the mutual constraints of competition and synergy [17,18]. ese reasons make the modeling of the correlation characteristics between network nodes much more difficult, and some basic linear correlation analysis methods such as principal component analysis or covariance matrix have been unable to accurately quantify the relationship between complex network nodes.…”
Section: Mutual Information Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%